If I could leave 100 stars I would. I traveled to Bangkok completely alone at 21 years old to find myself or figure out who I am on the inside and was lucky enough to book 4 days here with Pia and Amornsukh. After my first night here, I woke up in more pain than I have ever felt in my life (not so good for being across the world from home with nobody to physically help you), and had to haul a taxi to the hospital completely alone (good thing I'm from New York). Turns out I had my first kidney stone ever just a few days after coming to Thailand. Amornsukh was not only answering my messages just a minute after I reached out, he personally came to the house and let me borrow some Ibuprofen which you can not just buy here in Thailand. I felt so lost, scared and alone. The hospital (Phyathai) was more than excellent and immediately helped me and took care of me for an extremely less amount of money than I would have had to spend in America. Once I received medication and the pain went away, I got a small lunch and headed back to Amornsukh's house. It was in that moment when I got back that I finally felt like I was at home- completely across the globe. I am a caucasian, gender non-conforming, pansexual human being with a loud fashion statement. My identity is sometimes received negatively in America by some, but the neighbors and locals surrounding Amornsukh's house made me feel so comfortable in my own skin. I was referred to as beautiful by so many people who reminded me of my grandma that I miss so much. I took the time to say hello and ask questions to a ton of people in the streets and even though everybody had a habit of staring at me, I knew it was because I was very foreign to them. None of it was hate or disapproval, but more of an appreciation of our differences. It is quiet over here by the canal and you'll even get the privilege of watching the dragons swim in the water which was so entertaining to me. If you are considering booking with Amornsukh, do it.